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NPR published an op-ed co-written by Sinikka Elliott, a professor of sociology at UBC, about the challenges of cooking from scratch.
May 24, 2019
CTV spoke to Michael Byers, a UBC professor of political science, about the Department of National Defence’s call out to the entertainment industry to boost membership. “The Canadian Forces will […]
CBC quoted Janine Benedet, a law professor at UBC, in an article about a retrial in the case of Cindy Gladue in Ontario. Benedet represented the Vancouver Rape Relief Society […]
The Globe and Mail cited a 2017 study by Ryan Dwyer, a PhD student at UBC, who looked at whether having a cellphone at the dinner table affects the dining […]
Jonathan Little, a professor at UBCO’s school of health and exercise sciences, wrote an op-ed for The Conversation about the benefits of a low-carb breakfast for people with Type 2 […]
The Tyee published an op-ed by Emma Renaerts, a master’s student at UBC’s graduate school of journalism, about the Vancouver streets that are named after people who were involved in […]
CBC spoke to Jean Paul Lim, a teacher of internal medicine at UBC, whose company is due to run cannabis stores in Saskatchewan.
Michael Byers, a UBC professor and Canada Research Chair in global politics and international law, spoke to the Globe and Mail about the government’s investment to renew the coast guard […]
The Province featured UBC’s Museum of Anthropology as one of the must-visit buildings in Canada. The article also appeared in the Regina Leader-Post.
Michael Byers, a professor of political science at UBC, commented to the Globe and Mail about whether B.C. can police the flow of heavy oil through the province.
Runner’s World quoted Alex Scott, a professor at UBC’s department of physical therapy, about his research into the efficacy of platelet-rich plasma therapy for knee injuries.
CKPG Today mentioned UBC in an article about Canada’s fisheries.
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